This will mean that tests in CI will negligibly skew the results, but I
think we can live with that for now. I agree that this is low priority.
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Stellar work, guys. I do find it odd that this is causing whoopsie to
sit around doing nothing, given that online_state defaults to true, but
let's assume for a minute that dbus is indeed the problem.
The upstart job doesn't have any non-runlevel service dependencies, so
it could conceivably come
Correct. Attached is a juju-deployer config that reproduces the issue
when used with the juju local provider and /var/lib/lxc in the host
backed onto btrfs. If you deploy it and run juju destroy-environment
--force -y local, it should fail.
This is because Ceph sees that /srv/ceph is on btrfs and
To further clarify, this isn't a juju bug. lxc should be smart enough to
delete dependent subvolumes before it deletes the rootfs subvolume. I
took a stab at this over the weekend, but ran out of time.
btrfs_destroy(struct bdev *orig) is what you're after.
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